Energy & Environment

Speakers shared stories and practical tips from rural regions that are leading the way to a better future through climate-smart innovations. These pathfinders are also addressing key power-shifting challenges along the way

Featuring Elizabeth Kolbert, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History” and commentator on environmentalism for The New Yorker, speaking on her new book, “Under A White Sky: The Nature of the Future,” in conversation with the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program Executive Director Greg Gershuny.

On June 3, the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program virtually convened the sixth and final session in its 2021 series of Clean

The Aspen Clean Energy Innovation Roundtable Series is a six-part dialogue co-chaired by Roger Ballentine and Jim Connaughton. These meeting

Transportation emissions continue to grow and now represent more than any other sector. We can change that.

A discussion on creating permitting systems that enable decarbonization infrastructure deployment with the scale, speed, and predictability that confronting the climate crisis requires.

On March 31, President Biden announced “The American Jobs Plan” as part of his Build Back Better agenda to accomplish two important miss

In the Northern Forest, we sustainably harvest timber as part of integrated forest management and use sawmill waste to create solid wood fuel that is delivered to homes just as oil and propane are. But, instead of contributing to the problem, modern wood heat reduces net carbon dioxide emissions by more than 50%.

On May 20, the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program virtually convened the fifth in its 2021 series of Clean Energy Innovation R